Get Your Marriage License in Washington State.
Counties Include: King, Snohomish, Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap, Skagit and More.

Here is everything you need to know to secure a marriage license in Washington State. Yes, you can apply for a license in one County, and use it in any County in Washington State. Do not forget to allow for a 3-day waiting period from the date of issue. This is not complicated, just pay attention to details…read on!
Marriage License - Annemarie Juhlian, Seattle Wedding Officiant

Get Your Marriage License in Washington State.
Counties Include: King, Snohomish, Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap, Skagit and More.

Here is everything you need to know to secure a marriage license in Washington State. Yes, you can apply for a license in one County, and use it in any County in Washington State. Do not forget to allow for a 3-day waiting period from the date of issue. This is not complicated, just pay attention to details…read on!
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Get Your Marriage License in Seattle, King County, Washington State

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Visit the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle, Washington or any Courthouse or County Auditor's Office in Washington State.

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You and your partner need to make a trip to any County Courthouse in Washington State to apply for your marriage license to get married in any County in Washington State.

In Seattle/King County, there is a 3-day waiting period from the date your license is issued. So, if you are being married, you want to apply and secure your license a minimum of four days (4) before your intended wedding date. This way, you build in a little "fudge time" if something unexpected happens and you can't make it to the courthouse.

When applying for your license, you will need your happy selves, a $64 license fee (payable in cash - no credit or debit cards) and picture identification. Both parties must be unmarried, over the age of 18 and/or meet the age requirements as outlined on King County, Washington's website.

In addition, both the prospective bride and groom must be divorced but do not need to provide proof of divorce when applying in-person for a license. A blood test is not required. Applicants do not need to be residents of Washington State to apply for a marriage license and interestingly enough, a valid license issued in any County in Washington State is good for any County in Washington State.

If you are applying for your license from out-of-State, you can start the process via phone and snail mail. Just go to the King County website above to download an application form.